New City and County Directory Advertised for Issuance
Canvass for names and orders for a comprehensive city and county directory has begun. The News, with Wm H Kirwin of Saratoga, prints a combined city and county directory featuring residents over two years old, occupations, addresses, boarding status, a street tenants list, and a rural property owners and tenants section. Subscription price is 3 50 with higher advertising rates and prominent display.
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New City
Wm. H. Kirwin
Saratoga
Dificult
Bookmachine
G County
United States
German singing comedian Chas. F. Ellis at Citypera House
Coming Monday Night the great dramatic event of the season will feature German singing comedian Chas. F. Ellis at Citypera House with full scenery and effects. The New York Transcript praises his clear expressive voice and haunting songs including Sunshine Will Come Again. Ellis engages the audience with grace and his guitar accompaniment.
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Chas. FE. Ellis
Citypera House
Zoers
New York Transcript
Chas. T. Elis
Casper
Star
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Mrr. Ellis
Runaway bob-tail horse causes street commotion on WN Market
A bob-tail horse from Geo P. Eustis near Frederick ran away on WN Market Street Thursday evening, dragging the dog cart and tossing the driver into mud near Square Corner. The cart and harness were damaged and the driver bruised. two young ladies had been driving the animal earlier but were absent when it bolted. A crowd gathered as the horse was quieted and the cart repaired before continuing on.
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Market Street
Geo P. Eustis Place
Frederick
The Organ Contest for Sunday School Teacher Honor
The SEWs voting contest gains voters and candidates as it heats up. Miss Cornelia Hilleary leads slightly with the contest closing at 5 p.m. December 20. Tickets will be counted and the winner awarded a handsome Estey parlor organ. Vote early and often to help a popular Sunday school teacher win.
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Cornelia Hilleary
Estey
Funeral for Albert S. Attick Held This Afternoon
The funeral of Mr. Albert S. Attick took place at two O clock with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers were Wm Keelkey Geo Brust Murray Brish George Razling Wm Breegle and Wm Rice. Rev Luther Kuhlman officiated assisted by Rev Dr Beale. C C Carty was the funeral director.
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Fouersis
Albert S. Attick
Mt. Olivet
Wm. Keelkey
Geo. Brust
Murray Brish
George Raliizg
Wm. Breegle
Wm. Rice
Luther Kuhlman
Beale
C. C. Carty
Tak
Department of Mercy
Epworth Lesage
A. J. Gill
Sx. James’ Lutheran
Theban
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rey Luther Ruhlman
Thomas S. Bader
Will D. Mantoss
SOTES
Bmt
Pleasant
E. Church
Baltimore
Nrman
Frederick School
Ad Wreass
Weoesun
Markes
Virgils Nobis
Chas
Manui
Ucturer
Detutous Dlavor
City Hotel
Carlin House
Central
Groff House
Albert A. Schroeder
Janie Zacharias
East Fourth Street
Peter Boyer
E.C. Hoover
Hagerstown
Whitier
Christmas Services Across Churches Amid Winter Fog
Christmas Eve and Day filled churches with carols sermons and gifts as St John’s Catholic and Protestant congregations celebrated with elaborate decor and music. Readers attended Holy Communion and patronal feasts while Sunday schools offered programs and gifts for children.
Brownsville post office to become money order office
The Brownsville post office will be designated as a money order office. Also notes a false fire alarm at 3 am and a window pane smashed at Birn. F B Sapp ington’s store Thursday night.
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Brownsville
Thomas Oland
Walkersville
Liberty Dramatic Club
F. B. Sappington
Geo. Diehl
John W. Neipold
Ways
Martinsburg
John Falk, Jr
Hymeneal and engagement notices in Frederick area
Miss Mattie Geisbert wed Mr Daniel W Shorb at Evangelical Reformed church with reception at groom's home. Prof Cyrus Frank Flook to marry Frances Witherow in Washington mid January. J Troxell Knode married Margaret A in Westminster. due to bride’s sister death intimate gathering only. Oyster shipment announced for December 234 and 24 in Frederick adjourned.
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Shore—Geisheert
Mattie Geisbert
Evangelical Reformed Church
Thursilly
Daniel W. Shorb
E. R. Eschbach
Flook
Cyrus Frank Flook
Washington, D. C
Frederick County
Kee-Mar College
Hagere‘town
Frances Witherow
Washington
Kloqde—Thompson
J. Troxell Knode
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hhis Bride
Mirgaret A
Jacob Thomson
Westminster
P. B. Miller
Frederick
Two Men Hurt by Horse Kick In Harmony Area
John H Poole and a second local man were kicked by a horse Wednesday afternoon near Harmony in this county. Poole sustained stomach injuries and his condition worsened with a risk of fatal result.
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John H. Poole
Harmony
Christmas reflections and festive dining musings by a columnist
A humorous holiday note recounts Christmas rites and church singalongs, detailing festive meals of oysters, turkey, cranberries, vegetables, and sweets. The writer recalls choir antics, leaping bells, and multiple Amens, ending with New Year wishes and lighthearted gossip about engagements and leap year.
Purely Personal Notices From the Eastern Cities
A long list of social updates notes Miss Maude Camille Minross studying music in Baltimore is home for the holidays. Many residents from Cumberland, Martinsburg, Washington, Baltimore, and surrounding areas spend Christmas and holidays visiting family and friends in Frederick and Middletown, with several traveling to York, Pa. Also mentioned are notable visitors such as Dr. W G Boteler and Prof A Gatch, plus local illnesses including Wilson Schley, grip cases, and Mrs Mariah Steele's critical condition in Annapolis.
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Maude Camille Minross
Baltimore
Messrs
F W. Hermann
Samuel E. Hedges
Cumberland
J. Howard Gittinger
Martinsburg
Lugenbeel
Washington
Margaret Carty
Aliss Marie Diehl
Easton
Randall Webb
Ali Sainta
Charles Alarkell
Joseph D. Baker
Hauer
South Market Street
Mamie
Nettie Hafner
Wm. Rowe
P. R. WA
York
Wm. Wills
J. E. T. Alford
Bill
James Burck
Terma Alta
West Va
Freddis
Maggie Stockdale
Maggie Davall
South Barket Street
W. GC. Boteler
St. Joseph, D.o
Middletown
William E. Boteler
D. Haner Quynnz
Frederick
Fred. Frazier
Washington, D. C
Fred Hartsock
Washington D. C
Fred. W. Mathert
D. J. Devilbiss
Dr. T
Bader
Messra
Harry
Samuel Nixdorf
Jesse Ramsburg
McKinney
Dorsey Osings
Tiny Abbott
Wilson Schley
Gilmore Schley
Joseph Whisner
West Patrick Street
William Boyer
East Fourth Street
Wim. Boyer
East Fourth St
Birs
Mariah Steele
Francis Scott Key
Mollie Schell
Westminster German Baptist ordains new minister in ceremony
The Westminster Me Meadow Srasch German Baptist Church near Westminster held an ordination ceremony for Elder Selanon amid praises. The event featured remarks from Henry Van Derford and notable locals who congratulated the newly ordained minister and praised his service.
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Parrult
Ais Council of the Congregation of the Meadow Srasch
Westminster
Loeniag
Eder Davi D. Bopssch
Orchvstra
Selanon
Sam
D. Borate
Ideai
Cauhne
Howse
Henry Vanoderford
Mess Wiligm Ho
Casrles HL Vanterfuid
Sbemocratic
Westcinster
The Chy Market Prices For Christmas Goods
This morning the Chy Market shows Christmas hoar and typical prices with ample supplies due to bad weather. Demand wanes as turkey saturation rises. butter at 22 cents per lb, eggs 3 to 30 cents per dozen, poultry 25 to 30 cents each, ham 15 to 50 cents, live turkey five to seven cents. Beef cuts range from 6 to 13 cents per lb, veal 6 to 12 cents, pork 5 to 10 cents, sausages 12 to 25 cents, and puddings 10 cents. Vegetables include sweet potatoes 25 cents per peck, Irish potatoes 10 to 12 cents, cabbage up to 10 cents, and apples 10 to 20 cents per peck. Nuts and fruits show chestnuts 5 to 10 cents per quart.
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St. Cranberres
Quiet wedding joins Annie Neele to Charles A. Geesey
County correspondence reports the marriage of Annie Neele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neele, to Charles A. Geesey of Lewistown. Rev Zerger officiated before about forty guests. The couple left by B&O at 10 p.m. for Baltimore and points east. Also noted are a later marriage of schoolteacher William B. Smith to Ida Taylor, the death of Miss Fannie Spensler after illness, and local grippe and measles illnesses.
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Charles Neele
Daniel
Annie
Charles A. Geesey
Lewistown
Zerger
Mareehsl Neil
Clinton Suoday
Kates Stall
Geo. Caine
Cora Thompson
Calvin Geesey
Baltimore
Bethel
Wm. B. Smith
Mise Ida Taylor
Frederick
Glade Reformed Parsonage
Alkersville
Washington
Fannie Spensler
S. AM
Hench
Zion Reformed
5. Lightner
Jno
McDevitt
Db’ Ren
W. HL Stall
le Grippe
Alt. Frank Measzll
Princess serial by M. G. McClelland in The WEEKLY News
A new copyrighted serial, Princess, by M. G. McClelland, will appear in The WEEKLY News. It offers vivid depictions of New York social life and Virginia peninsula romance, with themes of youth, truth, fidelity, and social problems. The work is well illustrated and aims to engage readers with sympathetic character drawing.
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M. G. McClelland
Weekly News
New York City
Virginia
Paladin Adopts Contest Vision Amid Turbulent Year
A fragmented report outlines a contest tied to September events, citing Paladin Adot and the involvement of multiple notes and dates. The readable text hints at preparations, ceremonies, and possible fees, with references to names like Morriae Aoteies Sw and Tue. Further details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Hs Young
News of the Churches in Giry and County
Sunday services listed across multiple churches in Giry and surrounding counties with revival plans at Wolfsville and Shiloh Mt P Church. A year end sermon schedule includes Presbyterians and Lutherans, catechetical class, watch meeting, and communion summaries.
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Giry
S. Bf. Wench
Wandsboro
Glade
M. E
Wolfeville
J. M. Gill
Shiloh
Mt. P
House
Mt. Zion
Mt. Pleasant
Hench
Castle
U. B
Wolfsville
T. B
Hagerstown
A. Shulenberger
Union Chapel
D. J. Beale
D. D
Presbyterian Church
A. Diehl
Woodsboro
Lutheran
Unclear OCR Notice Potent With Jumbled Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions possible names and items, unclear events, and scattered phrases about goods and rings. No coherent action or date present.
Christmas Beer And Holiday Train Tickets Advertised
Fragments describe a bottled beer sold by Baltimore Brewing Company and a Western Maryland Railroad holiday excursion offer with discounted round trips to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Tickets valid through early January 1892, with specific city pair rates and schedules.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Chingumss
Andietvian
Platlogs
Digigiuas
Fclu
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltmore
Yall
Frederick
4. S. Airhannel
PLR. R
Tt. R
Ohio River
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Eya
Devembes
Inge
Furat
Bscembex
Aeetin
Rana Christwas
Aurney
Fyrau
Vizeris
St. Jonn’s
Dave
Cay Sud
Diapsson
Hint
Yue
Fhurstay
Deurchald
I. HB
Osborne Iagle
John
Eleanor Tyler
Bertha Trail
al. C. S. Gambrill
Batso
McCutchuan
St. John's Catholic
Eicher
Weir
Tondorf
McGeldrick
Fannie Murphy
Bs Old Aid Young
Celia Stull
Joseph Carty
Jefferson
Reformed Sunday School
M. P
M. EB
Christ
Harmony Grove Union Chapel
Chas. Dean
Bliss Grace Houck
Nellie Dean
Eleanor Bouck
Alice Dean
Clayborne Troxell
Maud Cgronise
Miss Grace Houck
Clayton Kefau
Eleanor Houck
Mary Dean
Mary Dean; Ad‘ress, Dr. Dr. Heate
U Angels
Dean
McCutcheos
Hendrickson
Eschbach
Roberta-Dean
Shell
Halter
Green Houwee Staurant
Mersey
Lespy
Intara
Knott
Resant
Mary Jane
Alex Brengle
Warter McKinsey
Keefer
CHY
Mulliniz
Reecenos
Mullinese & Kemp's
M. B
Gall
Zhenews Office
News OF the Churches
D. H. Best
N. Market St
Smiths Temple of Fancy
James E. Walker & CO
Beactifch
Manu
Cally
Walker
Bodock
Neidig
Ropock
Neidic
Wwe
Loujal
Renee Dad Delasbaiuth
Chrissmastide
Keizo
Kris Alagie
King Gambrinus
Baltimore Brewing Company
John Hendrickson
Coa
Childrens
Noah
Cramer
E. Cramer
N. Market
Frederick, Md
American Fire Insurance CO
Steiner
North Market Street
Ios
Eraides Bhidor
G. J. Doll & Son
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